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New Member
posted Apr 3, 2025 5:17:54 PM

Schedule 1: Additional Income and Adjustments to Income

I used Intuit Turbotax for my 2023 Federal and State tax preparation. After reviewing the return, the tax expert insisted that I had to have Schedule 1: Additional Income and Adjustments to Income to report my Unemployment Income, and added it to the documents. What I didn't understand was that the total income was reported twice on Schedule 1, under #7 Unemployment Income, and again under #8z Other Income, List Type and amount. They entered the same amount as #7, and typed in RTAA Payments. This DOUBLED my unemployment income for the year and caused an overpayment of $2621. I didn't think it could be correct and called several times. The tax expert could not explain it to me, and when I wouldn't just accept it, she hung up on me. I had H & R Block review my 2023 taxes done by Turbotax (costing me ANOTHER $131-in addition to the $232.14 Turbotax charged me). I want a refund from Turbotax for what I paid them in April 2024.

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Level 15
Apr 3, 2025 7:10:29 PM

RTAA payments are reported to you on IRS Form 1099-G, Box 5

Your expert says you got that document. it is not unemployment.

@csj09 

Expert Alumni
Apr 4, 2025 6:58:13 AM

What documents did you get to report RTAA or Unemployment, or both.

  • If you received and posted those documents, they would be included on the Schedule 1.
  • Do you recall the agent that assisted you?

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New Member
Apr 4, 2025 12:50:03 PM

My 1099-G does not have a Box 5.  Under the "Payer" information, there is SOCIAL SECURITY NO.; TOTAL PAYMENT; TAX WITHHELD; TAX YEAR. If these are considered "boxes", none of them have numbers as indicated in your answer below. 

 

The wording on the document is as follows, "This form shows the unemployment compensation (RTAA excluded) paid to you by the Department of Labor & Industry in the tax year indicated, and the amount of federal income tax withheld (if you requested tax withholding)." 

Schedule 1 has line 7 with the unemployment $ listed, and then 8z (Other income. List type and amount: has the amount if UC paid to me, and type as RTAA Payments.

 

So my unemployment income was doubled. 

 
 

 

 

New Member
Apr 4, 2025 12:55:10 PM

I received a1099-G.  Boxes under the "Payer" information, there is SOCIAL SECURITY NO.; TOTAL PAYMENT; TAX WITHHELD; TAX YEAR. 

The wording on the document is as follows, "This form shows the unemployment compensation (RTAA excluded) paid to you by the Department of Labor & Industry in the tax year indicated, and the amount of federal income tax withheld (if you requested tax withholding)." 

Schedule 1 has line 7 with the unemployment $ listed, and then 8z (Other income. List type and amount: has the amount UC paid to me, and type as RTAA Payments.

 

So my unemployment income was doubled. 

 

Expert Alumni
Apr 4, 2025 12:57:05 PM

Since your Schedule 1 does have your unemployment income entered correctly on Line 7, delete the 'Other Income' entry so you're not double-taxed on the income.

 

@csj09 

New Member
Apr 4, 2025 1:11:07 PM

This was from 2023 taxes I completed with TurboTax. It was sent this way (unemployment AND RTAA income), and caused me to pay more in what I owed to the IRS. 

 

This was a TurboTax mistake!

Expert Alumni
Apr 4, 2025 1:18:46 PM
New Member
Apr 4, 2025 1:57:21 PM

Thank you for the link. It seems there is no recourse for my issue, since it is not a calculation issue? This does not seem fair. It was still an issue due to TurboTax Experts. 

Any ideas?